Sorry about that last e-mail (I think I resent a previous one of someone else by mistake). This follow-up posting is a little screwy. I use Adaptec Easy CD Creator Pro. When you burn to disk select "disk at once" this will eliminate the 2 second gap between tracks. Other CD burning software might do the same but I'm not familiar with them.
Be sure there are no recorded silent spots at the beginning or ending of the wave file prior to burning or you will have silent spots between tracks regardless.

Try taking a peek at this for some decent info...

http://www.cdrom-guide.com/ubb/Forum7/HTML/001898.html

Hope this helps.....Sem

: Can any one tell me how to converte mp3s without an mp3 player so that i can put them on a disk?

MP3 to CD for Windows:

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/MP3_CD_Maker/">MP3 CD Maker</a>
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/AudioCDMP3Studio/">AudioCD MP3 Studio</a>

Also, <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/224/">See Online Tutorial</a>.

: i am lookinkg for this program for a long time and i need this very urgently because i play liveacts with one small sound system so ... please....thank you

<a href="/smm/programs/VAZ_Modular/">Find it Here</a>

StreamBox Ripper will be worth checking out. You'll get it here:
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Streambox_Ripper/">http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Streambox_Ripper/</a>

Cheers
Geoff

: Do you have a converter to switch my real player to wave format and what place do I go to get it from or what is it called. somebody please respond. Thanks so much.

: corporkliq@cs.com

: I want the sheet music of Johnny Ferreira's "Forget About IT".
: I've got the CD but can't locate the artist or even find
: the publisher. Is there a software package that can
: create sheet music given input from a CD?

There are a number of notation programs that will
convert a MIDI file to sheet music;

<a href="/smm/win95/NOTATION/">See Here</a>

And you can easily rip the CD to WAV format;

<a href="/smm/win95/CD_RIPPERS/">See Here</a>

But the messy part is WAV to MIDI -

*<a href="/smm/news/9903_101/">WAV to MIDI tutorial</a>
*<a href="/smm/win95/FORMAT_CONVERTERS/">WAV to MIDI software</a>

Best of luck,
SMM.

Hello,

I have a VS880 and a Macintosh with SCSI. It is possible somehow to send audio data down the SCSI chain but I can't find anything about it in the manual. I think it was a function that Roland took out of the OS after a certain review. I have the OS that is apparently still capable of it but generally have
no need to try.

If you have a Digital coaxial input on you PC then you could connection Digi out on the VS880 to Digi in on the PC. You would then have to transmit MTC in cakewalk at 30fps and send that donw the Midi chain to the VS, set the VS880 to 'External Sync'. This way you can start/stop the VS from cakewalk. You could then either play the all the tracks in stereo, or individually to rebuild the track in cakewalk. VS880's are excellent at syncing via MTC so long as you have the correct frame rate selected.

I don't have a digital in on my computer so when I need to do this I burn a CD on my Audio CD recorder and put the CD in the Macintosh and load that into the sequencer/editor maintaining the digital domain.

Cheers

Steve...

YOU DONT HAV PERMISSION TO MIX THESE TRACKS

PEACE!